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1 drinking
за пиење; питок drinking -
2 drink in
phr.v. 1. впива (нечии зборови): The children were drinking It all in Децата сето тоа гладно го голтаа2. ужива во: We spent the day drinking in the sights of the valley Денот го поминавме уживајќи во убавините на долината -
3 chocolate
n. топла чоколада drinking -
4 drinker
n. оној кој пие;2. пијаница; drinking-water - n. вода за пиење; пијач -
5 fit
n. напад, настап (на болест); a fit of nerves - нервен напад2. напад на гнев;2. полет, занос; a fit of energy - вишок на енергија;3. расположение, желба, склоност; a fit of indiference - состојба на рамнодушност; а scolding drinking fit - желба за карањеadj. погоден, способен;2. пригоден, доличен, пристоен; it is not fit to - не доликува;3. спремен, подготвен; I am not fit - јас не можам, јас не сум во состојбаv. одговара, вреди, се согласува, е точно по мера;2. вклопува, дотерува; to fit in, to fit into - вметнува, дотерува, приспособува2. одговара; to fit on - проверува, прилагодува едно за друго; to fit out - снабдува, опремуваn. прилагодување, приспособување; напад; способен; согласува -
6 go over to
phr.v. 1. go over to sth се префрла на нешто; преминува во (друга партија/непријателски редови): Не went over to Labour in 1951 Тој премина кај Лабуристите во 19512. go over to doing sth поминува на/почнува да прави нешто: I've gone over to drinking black coffee Преминав на црно кафе3. go over to sb/sth TV се префрлува до некого/нешто: We're now going over to our news desk for... Сега одиме во нашата редакција за вести за...
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